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December 17, 2022
The FBI's "National Election Command Post" (NECP) sent an email asking its San Francisco field office to pressure Twitter to censor the Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN), a conservative news channel made popular by streaming Trump campaign rallies, two days before the 2022 midterm elections.
December 17, 2022
"Part six" of the Twitter Files report revealed occasions when federal law enforcement officers flagged election misinformation to Twitter for review.
December 17, 2022
Journalist Matt Taibbi details how Twitter acted as a 'subsidiary' of the FBI
December 17, 2022
The current agent, who has not been named, told journalist Matt Taibbi (pictured) FBI staff would get enraged when firms such as T-Mobile refused to cooperate.
December 17, 2022
Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi has become embroiled in an online spat with Democratic House Judiciary Committee member Ted Lieu after he accused him of lying.
December 17, 2022
The Federal Bureau of Investigation treated Twitter as a subsidiary as they asked to notify them and also flagged the tweets that are purportedly harmful misinformation since January 2020, the new edition of Twitter Files reveal.
December 17, 2022
On Friday, Matt Taibbi, released the sixth installment of the Twitter Files, covering the collusion between the social media giant and the FBI, with Taibbi saying the government agency acted as a "subsidiary" for the company before Elon Musk's...
December 17, 2022
Actor Billy Baldwin's Twitter account was included in a list of accounts that the FBI's National Election Command Post said "may warrant additional action" by the tech giant.
December 17, 2022
The latest episode of Twitter's internal files on content crackdowns paints a picture of censorship machine that not only worked hand-in-glove with the FBI but also received content-related flags and action requests from a tangled web of state agencies, private contractors, and state-funded NGOs, shedding new light on the murky depths of the "deep state."